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Daron Spaulding didn't begin his career wanting to be a massage therapist; he was actually dating one. After experiencing the healing effects of massage therapy and the delight of helping people through the craft, he was hooked.

Specializing in sports muscle therapy and triggerpoint massage, he is now diving in to the relaxation and energetics side of the art. Developing the "Himalayan Journey" section of the three journeys offered at Spa Anjali, Spaulding is learning and expounding upon the concept which incorporates specialties from the Alpine: European spa trends; Rocky Mountain: local products and Native American inspired treatments; and his current focus Himalayan: spa adaptations of the Ayurveda treatments.

"Clients are now more in tune with their bodies. I think the recent increase and interest in yoga has a lot to do with patrons seeking a scene of balance both physically and mentally."
In the female-dominated practice of massage therapy, Daron is also seeing more men seeking spa services. "Whereas spas used to be more inclined to pampering, we're now focusing more on wellness and taking care of yourself." From athletes to homemakers, the well-tuned talents of Daron lend well to the holistic lifestyle.

Utilizing the 23,000-square-foot facility, 14 unique treatment rooms, and maintaining Silver LEED status through Green incentive programs, Spa Ajali fosters extreme success and achievement on the banks of the Eagle River. With talented individuals such as Daron Spaulding, the hospitality industry anticipates even more to come from this spectacular mountain spa. Visit SpaaAnjali.com to make reservations at this esteemed spa in the Vail Valley.
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